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Since I updated to Ventura 13.5 my Mac will no longer go to sleep when not used. I can use the Sleep command from the Apple menu to make it sleep but why won't it go to sleep as it did before the update.
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MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 10.15
Well interesting I found that if I kill the Music App the problem went away. I did have my iPad connected to the music app so maybe that stopped the sleep function. Strange but glad it works now.
Well interesting I found that if I kill the Music App the problem went away. I did have my iPad connected to the music app so maybe that stopped the sleep function. Strange but glad it works now.
There are many reports about Macs failing to sleep after updating to macOS 13.5.
Additionally, other users reported issues with Software Update and AppStore notifications.
Apple is already working on a fix for the Location Services and I suppose they're also aware of these bugs as well.
Using sleep has caused numerous issue lately like drives disconnecting after waking. Most suggest not using sleep and just having the display turn off after a set time..
I've spotted that my mac (13.5) goes to sleep fine when I have adobe premiere as the current selected application but not when I have a browser or finder as the current selected application. However it does eject my external harddrives.
I edit so much of my file engagement is via adobe premiere and I've noticed that when it automatically reconnects the drives, it appends a number at the end of the harddrive name in adobe premiere so all of my footage needs reconnecting as the drive name has changed. The drive name doesnt seem to have a number appended after it in the finder however.
tbirdvet wrote:
Using sleep has caused numerous issue lately like drives disconnecting after waking. Most suggest not using sleep and just having the display turn off after a set time..
I have iMac 2017 and when It goes to sleep It doesnt wake up for some unknown reason or It doesnt go to sleep It just freezes
Why is my Mac not going to sleep when not in use post Ventura 13.5 update?
